
Smile Line USA Welcomes Deborah Puglielli as Customer Service Manager
Deborah comes to Smile Line USA with an extensive background in Customer service, with over 25 years of experience. She studied Business and Marketing at

Deborah comes to Smile Line USA with an extensive background in Customer service, with over 25 years of experience. She studied Business and Marketing at
Sanitizing wipes are one of those things you can’t live without, especially in the dental office where cleaning is the necessary first step to disinfection.
Here are three highlights: 1. Each year, Heartland Dental releases three issues of Smiling. The company hopes its online version will attract more dentists and

Henry Schein, Inc.,the world’s largest provider of health care products and services to office-based dental, animal health, and medical practitioners, recently celebrated the 15th anniversary
Increasing standards of aesthetics and higher incidences of allergies caused by titanium, coupled with greater demands for metal-free dental reconstructions, have resulted in the use of
Here are three things to know: 1. Delta Dental of Arkansas has been labeled a best place to work for the past five years. 2.
Recommendations to cap fixing costs for clinical negligence claims don’t go far enough, the DDU claims. The Dental Defence Union (DDU) claimed it was disappointed
Komet USA and the Seattle Study Club (SSC) have teamed up to foster peer relationships, promote continuing dental education, and provide an enriching experience for
Why do people give to charitable organizations? Maybe they have a particular connection to an organization’s cause; or, perhaps they know someone who has benefited

Orascoptic™, the market leader in superior vision solutions for dental and medical professionals continues their legacy of game-changing technology with the introduction of OmniOptic™ –
Find out more about the new world of Kavo: www.new-kavo.com. Kavo’s goal is clearly defined: we want to be your premier dental partner. We want
eServices are the new normal. Dental patients are people, and they use automated services in many aspects of their lives, so naturally they expect to